Please note this website is currently under review TIMBERLANDS LimitedForest Managers of Kaingaroa Timberlands Forest EstateTIMBERLANDS Limited is an experienced forest management company who acts on behalf of the Kaingaroa Timberlands Partnership (the forest owner), to manage New Zealand’s iconic plantation forest, the Kaingaroa Timberlands Forest estate, spanning across 200,000 ha in the central North Island of New Zealand. forest AccessCommercial Operations Recreational Access Forest CertificationTIMBERLANDS LIMITED (FSC-C004143) is committed to managing our forests to a high standard. This is recognised through the achievement of the following Forest Certifications:
European Union deForest Regulation (eudr)The European Union Deforestation Regulation came into effect on 29 June 2023. It’s aim is to ensure that products imported to the EU have not contributed to global deforestation or the degradation of forest ecosystems. Among the 7 commodities and their related products affected by the law are wood products. As a leading supplier of logs / wood products we are increasingly subject to requests from businesses within the EU wanting information to assist with their due diligence programmes. Unfortunately, we are not able to provide information to any parties that we do not have a contractual relationship with. We fiercely protect our brand, along with our FSC and PEFC certifications, and our hard-earned sustainability credentials, and must take every measure to ensure that they are used responsibly and ethically. EU based businesses will need to make requests for information from the party with whom they acquired products. Safety Alerts!Refer to Health & Safety for latest safety alerts. Refer to Fire for current fire danger levels. log your incidents - 0800 TL INCIDENT - 0800 854 624 To ensure incidents are reported within 3 days, please log your incidents as soon as possible, to 0800 TL INCIDENT. Log into SEAMS to assist us in achieving our mission to be the best and safest production forest in the world - mō āke tonu atu |